Sugar Company Plans To Grow Its Own Beets In Lovelock Valley
The Nevada Sugar Company, led by Fred Uline, has completed a major land transfer in Lovelock, acquiring 4,000 acres including 4,000 cultivated acres, signaling a large scale entry into Lovelock valley agriculture with sugar beets. Local officials and farmers report agreements nearing 100 acres of beets this spring as pilots expand, aiming to boost alkali soil reclamation and potential factory development if a 6,000 acre beet program proves profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelock Review
Lovelock
Fred Uline
Nevada Sigar Cempar
Lovelock Laws and Development Company
Nevada Star Company
Lovelock Valley
Five Ranch
Ganlinerville Record Courier
Fred Heinze
Swainger
Nevada Sugar Company
Charles S. Knight
Chet Larienttor
Carson Valley
Lene
Ives
Carr
Comitons
Walleneieh
Ealigy
George Wo Likes
Pallas Des Verington
Sys
Mysed Valley
Smith Valley
Cephon
Allah
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Ad at The Renall Store
An advertisement for Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets urges those with indigestion to visit The Yerington Drug Co to buy three sizes priced at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar. The copy claims stomach soothing, digestive support, and a money back satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renall
Yerington Drag Co
Children Celebrate Days With George and Abe Birthday Program
Yerington pupils produced a large program in honor of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The event featured a military drill by sixteen intermediate boys, a Washington chorus, primary girl performances, and recitations. Notable acts included Annabelle Carroll as a Chick comedian and a program originally staged in Cheris-Mount Vernon style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eParher
Lincoln
Hall
Washington
Annabelle Carroll
Littell
Mount Vernon
Crown One
Celia Kujerint
Eggha Perimtary
Harry Shay
Carlin
Fisteen
Buy Laverne Webster
Lara Markwell
Melle Elway
Mary Cu Wareher
Kor Wihitvere
Haupton Dobbins
al Lanealy
Cliverts Woastington
Hays
George Washington
Harry Phimmer Churis
Cram
Bart Lam
Stanley
Miein
Ray Aithon
Charlie Ross Cruvert
Charis Lincoln Shel
Alta Snyder
Lincoly Brigade
Liveain
Miriam Rigs
Lancoln
Harry Daves
Pliglet
Fire
Drom
Agnes Cubly
Annabelle Cargell
Coral Synne
James Bernard
Roland Snyther
Chester Hilbin
Vernean Ambrtise Choris—American School
Death of Frank Rivers Pioneer Resident of Smith Valley
Word from Los Angeles reports the death of Frank Rivers a Smith Valley pioneer who first came to Nevada in 1863. The Michigan native aged about 74 left Smith Valley in 1904 moved to Los Angeles where he died after a life hauling wool and mining support in Carson River Dayton El Dorado Canyon and Virginia City He leaves a widow and three daughters. Funeral was held February 20 in Los Angeles with burial in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Los Angeles
Prank Rivers
Mr Rivers
Smith Valley
Formerle
Michigan
Catherine McCall
W. O'Banion
Angeles
Nevada
S Burbanks
el Dorado Canyon
Lyon County
Carson River
Rosedale
Heml
Hearts
Smith New
Red
Old Camp Como Now A Rich Producer
The old camp of Como shows signs of revival as a prosperous mining area. Leasees H S Taylor and Gurney Gordon report productive drifts on the Eureka property with high grade ore and regular bullion shipments. Additional properties nearby are being explored with plans for new shafts, sampling, and possible mill construction as wages rise with renewed activity.
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Como
H. S. Taylor
Gurney Gordon
Come Eureka
Mir Taylor
Taylor
Star of the West
Coma Miw
Ely
Messer
Gordon
Garren
Coo Cather
Othe Peer
Bernice
Star of the West People
North Ray Dan
Col. E. Boyles
Messers. Guffey
Galey
Oll Logan
Hally
Sale
Oakland
Panamore
Mill Canyon
Phere
Eureka
Warey Simonds
Copper Uses Limited as Tin Resources Wane
The article argues tin supplies are exhausted and prices volatile from 1880s to 1900s. Copper production growth lags while demand rises with electrification. New copper mines are being developed to meet five year consumption growth, supporting a forecast of higher long term prices.
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Tiv
Breaks His Leg In Fall Painter Bertram Hill Injured
Bertram Hill the painter fell from a roof while working at Vic Bernards house when a jack gave way. He suffered a compound fracture of the ankle and a broken toe, taken to his sister in law Mrs George Johan stone’s home where doctors treated him and reduced the fracture. He remains housebound with a likely stiff foot long term. He had a prior spell of illness last year from a tree felling accident.
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Bertram Hill
Vic Bernard
Pike
Mr. Hill
Lack
Native Copper Will Ship From Local Mine
H Pennington Germ Manager and Na tive Copper Mining Co director visited Yevington on business this week. The firm has promising elements across the river from Yevington and has done development work. More workers will be added, ore will be sorted for shipment to the smelter, expected to average 10 percent by sorting, and plans include installing a hoist for deeper mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pennington
Native Copper Mining Co
Yevington
Grand Jury Meeting at Yerington Orders Court House Review
Grand jurors met in Yerington after postponements to select a foreman G W Webster and consider complaints against School District No 9 trustee H Pilkington. The panel recommended County Commissioners hire Emmet Boyle or another expert to inspect courthouse materials and construction. Tax assessors question $400 or $500 spent for the summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Webster
Yerington
Fannie McKay
Pessie Davis
W. C. Bernard
H. Pilkington
Board of County Commissioners
Emmet Boyle
Court House
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief From Chronic Constipation
An advertisement asserts Rexall Orderlies relieve chronic constipation by toning the bowels rather than using laxatives. It promotes safe use for children and the elderly, claims non habit forming action, and offers the remedy at the Rexall Store in Yerington with 12 tablets for 10 cents, 36 for 25, and 48 tablets for 50 cents.
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Yerington
Rexall
Ington Drug
Death of W. C. Ross at Yerington and Mason Valley
Wm C Ross a long time Yerington resident died at his daughter Mrs Charles Perry's home near Yerington after a year plus of ill health since his wife’s death. A native of Scotland aged 74 he leaves daughter Mrs Chas Perry and son Henry. Funeral drew many old friends. Separately Reno reports discuss a Montana wealth claim involving Georgia Paulding and property, plus a Reno attorney possessing $800 related to a mortgage. Downey of Yerington issues a bill disclaimer for wife Gladys S Downey.
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Wm. C Ross
Yerington
Mason Valley
Sway
Charles Perry
Scotland
Chas Perry
Ilenry
Ils
Reno
Pontit
Tavee
Mont
Georgia Paulding
Thompson
Walser
Womin
Havre
Mason
Rawhide
Montana
Nevada
Eikner Case Opens in Nevada District Court Trial Begins
District Court in Yerington opens for the murder trial of Dr. Eikner in the killing of W C Otter. Jurors are drawn, excused, and ordered to appear, with 12 sworn for trial as 73 more summons issued. jury selection continues amid high school attendance and inmate presentation. The defense includes S W Belford and T F Hamer. the state is led by District Attorney John Lothrop with N W Willis and Rev R L Waggoner assisting. Dr Eikner remains in county jail under guard since October.
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Yerington
Dr. Eikner
W. C. Otter
Rink Hall
Times
John Lothrop
N. W. Willis
R. L. Waggoner
S. W. Belford
Ely
Moore & Miller
Mason
T. F. Hamer
Nebraska
Warren Hutser
Moore
FC. Taillenr
FE. Bowen
J. W. Trankle
John Kearney
Pg, Davis
S. A. Pursel
Romeo Rosasehy
I Hellem
C. Lee
F. C Gallkigher
F J
JA. Ohmert
J. Hotaling
Co Lee
J. K. Phillips
M. A. Douglass
T. F. Moore
HR Melendly
W. L. McKinney
W. Mr. Young
Tkner
Freeman
Chappell
Talesmen
Po J Lynch
William Cordery
Thomas Ross
W. Wilkson
Arthur Aiken
CA. Vardey
WH. Scott
Fo AL Arents
FF. Windish
Com. Carter
BJ Barrow
Do Armstrong
Ed Molhirt
John Crooks
Floredge Thommer
WAL Parsee
AL Reymers
J. Hancock
A J. Daniels
Oliver Perry
John Connors
Wa Om
Old Dayton Resident Dies in Denmark Native at 75
Old resident Andy Nelson of Dayton died at home last Sunday night after a period of ill health. A native of Denmark aged about 75, he followed teaming for many years and was involved in the Como mining property early in life. He left enough to fund a respectable funeral and some Dayton property. His funeral was held in Dayton on Tuesday with large attendance.
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Andy Nelson
Dayton
Denmark
Como
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Nevada Railroad Cant Mission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Br, Lam
John Arends
J. C. Gallagher
J. G Kaufman
Alonzo Towle
Chas. Hinds
A J. Loftus
Wm. Rallens
W. R.sc Gowan
G. W. Spencer
Jolese Lawsom
James Regan
E. Kingsley
A . HL Barlow
FH. Fogle
Johnsom
W. C. Ross
Gladys S. Downey
Downey
Eikner
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